From time to time I install Fiddler on new PCs and everytime I have the same problem: which rules do I need to get most from Fiddler. Here are my top 5 rules I use: In OnBoot() I use following two lines to display the raw request and response inspectors: FiddlerObject.UI.ActivateRequestInspector("Raw"...

From time to time I install Fiddler on new PCs and everytime I have the same problem: which rules do I need to get most from Fiddler. Here are my top 5 rules I use: In OnBoot() I use following two lines to display the raw request and response inspectors: FiddlerObject.UI.ActivateRequestInspector("Raw"...

Developing ASP.NET AJAX (or any AJAX really) is tremendously easier if you can watch the traffic going across the wire. There are a lot of ways to accomplish this, but I think Fiddler is the most popular Windows application for ASP.NET developers. Sure there is Firebug, and probably a million others...